The Best of Both Worlds by AGausmann
This is a puzzle game that requires you to think outside of your own world! In order to win, you must solve each of the 4 sublevels in every level. The catch is, you can't control them individually; you must control two simultaneously. Are you up for the challenge?
Controls:
WASD/QE: Change control mode
Arrow keys: Move the character
Space: Restart level
Controls:
WASD/QE: Change control mode
Arrow keys: Move the character
Space: Restart level
| Web | http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/38078248/ |
| Source | http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/38078248/#editor |
| Original URL | https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-31/?action=preview&uid=39216 |
Ratings
| Coolness | 33% | 1896 |
| Overall | 3.52 | 254 |
| Audio | 2.83 | 491 |
| Fun | 3.35 | 318 |
| Graphics | 2.70 | 809 |
| Innovation | 4.14 | 42 |
| Mood | 3.00 | 472 |
| Theme | 3.87 | 252 |
I'm in two minds about saying A) the sounds were great, they conveyed enough feedback for me to understand (for example) I fell into fire or B) the sounds alone were not enough and some visual feedback should have been implemented. I'm thinking B.
I think a lot of people wouldn't get it if they played without sound (entirely possible) or didn't get the connection after the first 2 minutes.
I really liked it, but the moving is tedious. Especially when the puzzle is easy and you already know where to move.
Also, kudos on doing a good variation on the idea of controlling multiple things at once, which seems to have cropped up repeatedly this time :).